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    Mirena Birth Control

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    Product: Birth Control Brand: IUS Mirena Coil Background The letters ‘IUS’ stand for ‘intrauterine system.’ It’s not much longer than a match‚ and it’s more or less T-shaped. It has a couple of short threads hanging from the foot of the ‘T.’ These are useful when the time comes to remove it; all the doctor or nurse has to do is to tug on them with a little clamp. Most importantly‚ the stem of the T contains a reservoir full of female hormone‚ of the type known as a progestogen. This hormone

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    Condoms the New Diploma

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    Matt Nikkel English 3 April 5‚ 2010 Critical Analysis The essay by Rush Limbaugh entitled “Condoms: The New Diploma” is about the authors claim of how condom distribution promotes sex by teens and bypasses abstinence. This essay is created to depict the idea of free condom distribution throughout a school‚ in hopes to promote safe sex. Limbaugh provides hard evidence to his essay and strengthens his side by providing life relating examples and statistics such as air travel‚ Magic

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    Condom Availability in College Due to the escalating spread of sexually transmitted diseases throughout the country‚ the College Administration at County College has decided to install condom dispensers in all campus restrooms in an attempt to prevent and decrease the transmission of STD’s. HIV/AIDS is the specific deadly disease that the college is mostly concerned about. Although this decision has caused a great deal of controversy among the county college community‚ the installation of condom

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    Sex is the fundamental of our existence however it has been a provocative word in Malaysia. According to the Wikipedia‚ sex is an extensive term used to illustrate education concerning sexual anatomy‚ sexual anatomy‚ sexual reproductive rights and responsibilities‚ abstinence‚ contraception and other aspects of human behavior. Furthermore‚ a comprehensive sexuality education has been defined as “a life-long process of acquiring information and forming attitudes‚ beliefs‚ and values about identity

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    SA 2020 Plan

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    Parent Involvement Parents play the most important role in teen pregnancy prevention. Healthy Futures for Texans (2010) states‚ “Teens continue to say that parents (46%) most influence their decisions about sex.” In most cases they are the teen’s first contact in learning what sex actually is. The fact of the matter is most parents aren’t educated well enough on the topic themselves and or are just afraid to speak well in depth on it. Based on a Planned Parenthood poll (2010)‚ “Ninety-three percent

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    Ryan White CARE Act |Printer |||Send to a Friend| |Friendly | | | |[pic] | |Policy & Advocacy | |Take Action | |Ryan White CARE Act | |Federal AIDS Funding | |Positive Youth Project | |Advocacy Day |     The Ryan White Comprehensive AIDS Resources Emergency

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    Sex education should be taught in public middle schools because: it decreases the chance of sexual diseases and teenage pregnancies‚ it is needed in case of a parents’ absence or neglect‚ and it also provides more knowledge about how sex works while debunking the myths surrounding sexual intercourse‚ and it makes some want to set goals for relationships. People say sex education encourages youth to engage in sexual activities rather than preventing sex. This is true; however‚ studies show that when

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    Std's Disease Summary

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    STD’s seems to be a leading disease in America occurring to the U.S Centers for Disease Control among females. The author was directing its point by making a conclusion that people are not being as protected as they should be ‚ Like if they are being as informed and aware as they need to be . The con of it is because united is a developed countries but yet suffered the highest std’s rates . Due to lack of informations and prevention but not not getting the message through . I comprehend the message

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    General Purpose: To convince Specific Purpose: To convince my audience that Sexuality Education must be taught in our schools. Birds‚ Bees and ABC’s: the need for Sexuality Education in schools Capture: Have you ever seen the bumper sticker that says‚ "If you think an education is expensive‚ you should try ignorance."? This is especially true when speaking about our children being ignorant of the causes and prevention of pregnancy and STD’s. Motivate: I’m going to show you some statistics

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    Americans are influenced by the government and it affects many of their medical decisions including those of birth control. Birth control controversies in the United States have been a prevalent topic for many years. In fact‚ the earliest known usage of contraceptives dates back to ancient Egypt. “Over time‚ other methods of birth control were invented and tested‚ including vaginal sponges‚ diaphragms‚ and intrauterine devices or IUDs” (“Birth Control”). The usage of such contraceptives became controversial

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